Tragedy in custody: The deaths of young miners in Niger State
Peter Obi cannot be different from us
Kanu, IPOB and the UN
A Traditional Ruler’s Quest for National Unity Gets Federal Backing
NIPOST infrastructure to drive social intervention programmes
Why we must all act to save our democracy
World Mental Health Day: It’s dementia, not witchcraft
UNILAG ‘cold room’ as a metaphor
Attorney-Gen Adoke and the burden of memory
Aviation At 59: The undulating landscape
General Buratai’s spiritual warfare campaigns and matters arising
Of moles and blackmailers in DESOPADEC
Nigeria’s increasing population and child malnutrition
Analysis: Boko Haram, prayers, indoctrination and science
Fowler, FIRS and the challenge of reforms
As we celebrate 59 years of nationhood…
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A civil rights group, Coalition for Civil Rights and Good Governance has raised an alarm over the worrisome activities of foreign non-governmental organizations in the North-East. The group made this revelation in a press conference on Monday in Abuja to demand the probe of these international NGOs. In a statement signed by its convener, Princess […]
Boko Haram, ISWAP: General Buratai and spiritual warfare
By Obadiah Mailafia Last week, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, raised a lot of eyebrows when he advocated the use of prayers and “spiritual warfare” in the war against terrorist groups such as Boko Haram and the Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP). Interestingly enough, “spiritual warfare” was not on the curriculum […]
Nigeria’s sovereignty and the exemplary leadership of Nigerian Army
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The name Eyimofe Atake rings a bell in legal circles in and outside Nigeria. The highly cerebral Atake didn’t just drop from the skies without traces. As a matter of fact, he is the son of Honourable Justice Franklin Oritse-Mueyiwa Atake, a Judge of the High Court of Mid-western Nigeria (1967-1977), and a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (1979-1982).
Make Nigeria great, returnee ministers
FOR the returnee ministers, it is welcome back. You are among the chosen men and women from 200million Nigerians to drive the society and prosper it, to manage the nation’s resources and wealth beneficially to create a better life for the population. You are returned for your worthiness, especially the ‘super minister’, Mr. B. R. Fashola. You are all appreciated.
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